File System Questions
A file system quota is a limit or restriction set on the amount of disk space that a user or group can utilize within a file system. It helps in managing and controlling the allocation of storage resources by enforcing limits on the amount of data that can be stored by individual users or groups. Quotas can be set to restrict the total size of files, the number of files, or both. When a user or group reaches their allocated quota, they are typically prevented from creating or adding more files until they free up space or the quota is increased.